The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15

from w. j. FIorence's company.
Billy Florence proposes to get
even with the public by writing a
book.
One of the attractions of the
Worlds Museum, Boston, is a ba by
whale.
Mr.. Buchanan's new play bears
the name of the "Honor of the
House."
Gabriel Harrison is said to be
busy with a biography of Edwin
Forrest.
Nellie Farron will invade New
York next fall with a troop of Lon
don blondes.
-"Held by the Enemy" was given
in Nevada, Mo-, last night, at Moore's
opera house.
-Kellar, the magician, was mar
ried at Kalamazoo to Eva Medley, of
San Francisco.
| Mary Anderson has given up her
Australian tour and has condecended
to act in New York next fall.
The Scorer-W lizard Comedy COM
pany at the Standard has number of
funny people and is drawing well.
Miss Minnie Gale, IS Portia,
wears a light mustache in the trial
scene in GA Merchant of Venice"
-"Nagby" is the name of comic
opera soon to be produced in Ameri-
ca. 1t will come from England.
The Hartford, Conn, Choral
society will produce "The Messiah"
and Samson" December 81 and
May 9.
-Nicolini helps to support the fam
lily by catching about 20 salmon every
day in the Usk. They bring So cents
a pound.
BARLEY Campbell has not recov.
cred but his friends hope he may.
His attendants, however, say there is
a chance.
Blanche Elliott has obtained di.
vorce in London from Charles Over.
ton, who published Mrs. j. B. Pot
tiers letters.
| Lily Langtry and Freddy Geb.
hart are at outs /; but then the course
of true love never did run smoothly.
They quarrel and make up again as
all lovers do.
1t is now said that James Powers
and not Francis Wilson will create
the leading character in "Oolah" when
that opera is done at the New York
Casino.
Il lima Di Murska, the famous
Hungarian soprano, has arrived in
New York. She will teach and will
appear occasionally in opera and in
concerts.
| Irving has brought over 80 peo-
pie for Faust, in addition to an cleo
trician, gas-man, calcium light man
and master carpenter. He comes too
high for St. Louis managers.
Mr.. Cedric Hope will shortly
produce a play called "Fitznoodle, !"
written by John Grosvenor Wilson,
author of 'tNordeck," and Mr.. b. B.
Valentine, tor many years editor of
Puck.
-Carlotta Bordeaux made a hit in
the first act of a play at Baltimore
and then refused to 60 on again until
the manager promised that her name
would be properly printed in the pro-
grams.
Annie Pixley has accepted new
comedy drama entitled "The Little
Pauper." from Howard P. Taylor,
and has put it in rehearsal. 1t will
be produced at the Walnut Street
Theater, Philadelphia. During the
last week of this month. She speaks
enthusiastically of it.
Manager John A. McCaull's
latest acquisition in the way of an
American comic opera, "The Begun,
was successfully produced for the first
time on any stage few evenings ago
at the Chestnut Street opera house,
New York. The theatre was decora-
ted for the event and the audience
was brilliant one.
Kate Monro e, who ten years ago
was considered the most beautiful
woman on the bouffe stage, is dead.
The fine flower of the British aristoc-
racy, from Wales down, were at her
altogether lovely feet, and at one
time it was said that she could liter
ally walk on diamonds which these
susceptible adorers offered at the
pedal shrine. But Kate, after vari-